initial-pipeline

To coordinate a multi-agent Claude Code pipeline for chapter generation, you can run the initial-pipeline which orchestrates ULT-gen, issue-id, and UST-gen teammates in a repeatable flow. It handles wave sequencing and agent lifecycles automatically.

The best way to start a new BP chapter workflow is to ask Claude to run the pipeline for a given Book and Chapter. This provisions team lifecycles and bootstraps the end-to-end process across the defined wave structure.

Yes, you need the Claude Agent SDK to spawn and manage teammates. The pipeline relies on it to coordinate cross-wave interactions, shared conventions, and conflict resolution between analysts, challengers, and the UST generator.

Yes, cross-wave coordination and conflict resolution between analysts, challengers, and the UST generator are managed within the orchestrated pipeline. It ensures shared conventions are applied across the entire wave structure.

To run the automated ULT and UST generation pipeline, you must provide a book and chapter context. Access to TN index utilities is also required to support issue identification during the workflow.

The wave structure in a multi-agent chapter pipeline sequences tasks across six waves, moving from ULT draft to issue identification and finally UST generation. This ensures teammates execute their specific roles in a coordinated order.